> I once lived near a cafe that served coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and at night turned into a jazz bar with fancy cocktail drinks. They also had a retro s

> I once lived near a cafe that served coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and at night turned into a jazz bar with fancy cocktail drinks. They also had a retro shop at the back of the cafe selling all kinds of vintage knick-knacks. Their focus was all over the place, they couldn’t even make decent coffee. Less than a year after opening, the do-it-all coffee place shut its doors. Years ago I once played a gig with my band in a place that was a coffee shop during the day, a restaurant in the early evening and a live music venue late evenings. It was a delightful feature, not a silly bug, in a very small rural town in the Canadian Prairies (kind of our version of the US mid west). Context matters. Especially in an article about “lovable”. Somehow the entire article struck me as quite flimsy, just a small step above content mill material.